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12 years of Bismarck Haunted History Downtown Tours

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - You might not know it, but Bismarck has its own haunted history. Bismarck businesswoman and owner of URL Radio, Stacy Sturm has been putting on Haunted History Downtown Tours for 12 years. The tour consists of the haunted histories of downtown Bismarck landmarks such as The...

Bismarck, ND · 5d
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North Dakota's Former National Park Is Now A Lush Wildlife Preserve With Easy Hiking Trails

Once a national park, this North Dakota nature preserve is home to bison, prairie dogs, and wetland birds that can be observed on scenic drives and easy trails.

North Dakota · 4d

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Deer Hunting Reminders; ND Deer Gun Opener Nov. 6

BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – With the highly anticipated North Dakota deer opener set for Friday, the Game and Fish Department offers a few reminders for a safe, legal and fun season. Conditions remain unseasonably warm and dry. Check NDResponse.gov for county fire dangers and associated restrictions. Hunters must wear...

North Dakota · 3d
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Garlic Cloves Planted About Three Weeks Before the Ground Freezes, Under 4 Inches of Straw, Make Next Summer's Bulbs

Plant a few weeks before the ground freezes, set cloves pointed end up about 2 inches deep, and cover with 4 inches of straw: extension advice for fall garlic.

North Dakota · 6d

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Put North Dakota under the tree

With the holiday season upon us, gift shopping offers an opportunity to do more than check names off a list. By choosing products made close to home, gift giving can support local entrepreneurs, strengthen small businesses and help keep dollars circulating in the communities we care about most. And by investing in the people and places that make our state unique, every purchase makes an impact.

North Dakota · 5d

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Sip and Swirl opens in Bismarck

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A new business in Bismarck is giving people a place to get creative and grab a drink as the colder weather sets in. Sip and Swirl combines paint-your-own pottery with a custom soda bar. Visitors can walk in without an appointment, choose from dozens of pieces ranging from $10 to $50, and pick their paint style, either taking their finished project home that day or leaving it to be fired in a kiln.

Bismarck, ND · 7d

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Nearly 50 Years in Bismarck: Ramada Hotel Announces Permanent Closure

A familiar Bismarck hotel is about to close its doors for good, and the building is also set for demolition. Here's what we know.

Bismarck, ND · 4d

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WDAY-TV announces passing of vice president of broadcasting and general manager Josh Rohrer

WDAY-TV has announced the passing of vice president of broadcasting and general manager Josh Rohrer.

Bismarck, ND · 7d

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Bats are more than just a Halloween scare

Bats get a lot of attention during the Halloween season. Maybe it is due to their nighttime activity or that there really are vampire bats, but bats seem to give people a bad case of the “heebie-jeebies.” At any rate, it is time to be more appreciative of these much maligned and misunderstood animals.

North Dakota · 6d

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History made at Peace Park with unveiling of Mahatma Gandhi statue

A new monument at Peace Park marked a historic moment in North Dakota's history on Thursday.

Bismarck, ND · 7d

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“If you don’t wanna do the roux and stir, do the etoufee”: Jeff Benda of Wild Game and Fish

Professional Hunter/Chef, Jeff Benda, joined Bonnie & Friends to discuss his North Dakota duck hunting trip, the difference in duck gumbo and duck etoufee, and the discuss some recipes from his new cook book. Tune into Bonnie & Friends every Thursday this fall at 7:10 a.m. on AM 970 /...

North Dakota · 8d

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This North Dakota Museum Displays Real Dinosaur Fossils Found In The Badlands And Is Perfect To Visit Before 2026 Ends

A Triceratops skull named Bill lives in a museum in North Dakota. Bill. Not Rex, not Thunderjaw. Just Bill, like a guy who fixes your furnace. Bill has impressive company, too. There’s a tyrannosaur skull that became the official reference for its whole species. There’s also a hadrosaur arm...

Dickinson, ND · 8d

KX News

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Get ready for Scheels Ice Fest in Bismarck

Ice fishing enthusiasts can prepare for the upcoming season at the Scheels Ice Fest on Nov. 13-14 in Bismarck.

Bismarck, ND · 9d

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4 Unwritten Rules of a North Dakota Lutefisk Supper

If you’re an out-of-stater, your first church lutefisk supper can leave you wondering where to start. North Dakotans who grew up at these tables tend to know the routine without thinking about it. Here are the lutefisk supper customs worth knowing before you take a seat. 1. Skipping the...

North Dakota · 9d

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Starting November 1, SNAP Shoppers in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia Can No Longer Buy Sugary Drinks

Starting November 1, shoppers using SNAP benefits in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina, and Virginia...

Virginia · 11d

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North Dakota Stories, Election Voting and Icelandic-Inspired Eats

Stories From the Plains: Turning North Dakota Stories Into Plays. North Dakota playwright Abigail C.K. Lill is collecting stories from people with ties to the state and adapting them into original 10-minute plays. She joins us to talk about the project, a free participant workshop and how to share a story.

North Dakota · 8d

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North Dakota’s nearly 54,400 food stamp recipients lose candy and soda November 1

Just under 54,400 North Dakotans were enrolled in SNAP in April, and from November 1 none of them can use an EBT card to buy candy, soda or other sweetened drinks. The state’s Health and Human Services department moved the start from September 1 after USDA asked it to wait. USDA’s waiver list, updated October... The post North Dakota’s nearly 54,400 food stamp recipients lose candy and soda November 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

North Dakota · 11d